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redux-query-react

v3.6.1-rc.2

Published

The React interface for integrating with redux-query

Downloads

93,276

Readme

redux-query-react

npm

redux-query-react is a library for directly integrating redux-query features with your React components.

Why use redux-query?

  • It's simply Redux: Follow best practices for storing and handling network state in Redux, with support for features like optimistic updates and cancellation. There's no magic here, just middleware, actions, selectors, and reducers.
  • It's extensible: Built to fit most use cases out-of-the-box, but can easily be extended with custom Redux middleware, UI integrations, and network interfaces.
  • It works great with React: With the provided React hooks and higher-order component in redux-query-react (optional), colocate data dependencies with your components and run requests when components mount or update.

Docs

API

Examples

  • Simple example: This example is a very simple web app that has only one feature – you can view and update your username. The purpose of this example is to demonstrate how requests and mutations (including optimistic updates) work with redux-query.
  • Hacker News: This example shows how to use redux-query, redux-query-react, and redux-query-interface-superagent to build a basic Hacker News client.

License

MIT

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